Speleothems grew in isolated places, in complete darkness and in harsh environments, in caves. Even so they are influenced by the climate of the surface surrounding the cave via percolating water from which they are precipitated. It is obvious that, beside the climate, the surface features, for example the type of vegetation, the stucture of the host rock and the soil properties alter the composition of the percolating water and thus, subsequently influences the drip water constituents. As a consequence, the geochemical composition of the precipitated speleothems are influenced by a variety of processes. These processes are of great interest when analysing speleothems, as they can vary spatially and temporally. The Herbstlabyrinth-Adventhöh...
Fast-growing speleothems allow for the reconstruction of palaeoclimate down to a seasonal scale. Add...
Speleothem δ18O and δ13C signals enable climate reconstructions at high resolution. However, scarce ...
Speleothem oxygen isotopic (δ¹⁸O) records are used to reconstruct past hydroclimate yet records from...
Holocene climate in Central Europe was characterized by variations on millennial to decadal time sca...
Here, we present high-resolution trace element and stable isotope records from three coeval Holocene...
Holocene climate was characterised by variability on multi-centennial to multi-decadal time scales. ...
In recent years stalagmites revealed their high potential as archives for palaeo climate variability...
Detailed knowledge of the past climate and environmental variability is vital in order to predict fu...
Speleothems are primarily studied in order to generate archives of climatic change and results have ...
The Late Holocene was characterized by several centennial-scale climate oscillations including the R...
Calcareous speleothems provide a record of dripwater composition which in turn is a function of clim...
The last two decades have seen a considerable increase in studies using speleothems as archives of p...
Comparing climate reconstructions based on proxy data approach with climate modelling enables to tes...
Holocene climate was characterised by variability on multi-centennial to multi-decadal time scales. ...
Western Europe is the region with the highest density of published speleothem δ18O (δ18Ospel) record...
Fast-growing speleothems allow for the reconstruction of palaeoclimate down to a seasonal scale. Add...
Speleothem δ18O and δ13C signals enable climate reconstructions at high resolution. However, scarce ...
Speleothem oxygen isotopic (δ¹⁸O) records are used to reconstruct past hydroclimate yet records from...
Holocene climate in Central Europe was characterized by variations on millennial to decadal time sca...
Here, we present high-resolution trace element and stable isotope records from three coeval Holocene...
Holocene climate was characterised by variability on multi-centennial to multi-decadal time scales. ...
In recent years stalagmites revealed their high potential as archives for palaeo climate variability...
Detailed knowledge of the past climate and environmental variability is vital in order to predict fu...
Speleothems are primarily studied in order to generate archives of climatic change and results have ...
The Late Holocene was characterized by several centennial-scale climate oscillations including the R...
Calcareous speleothems provide a record of dripwater composition which in turn is a function of clim...
The last two decades have seen a considerable increase in studies using speleothems as archives of p...
Comparing climate reconstructions based on proxy data approach with climate modelling enables to tes...
Holocene climate was characterised by variability on multi-centennial to multi-decadal time scales. ...
Western Europe is the region with the highest density of published speleothem δ18O (δ18Ospel) record...
Fast-growing speleothems allow for the reconstruction of palaeoclimate down to a seasonal scale. Add...
Speleothem δ18O and δ13C signals enable climate reconstructions at high resolution. However, scarce ...
Speleothem oxygen isotopic (δ¹⁸O) records are used to reconstruct past hydroclimate yet records from...